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Advanced Research Journal of Arts and Humanities (GARJAH)
September 2012 Vol. 1(1), pp. 001-004
Copyright © 2012 Global Advanced Research Journals
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Global experiences in health and
technology information communication (TIC) between
Fairfield university in USA and Bambey university in
Senegal
P.G. Sow˛*, A. Gaye 2, O. Ka2,
M. Bop2, Y. Kasse2,
M. Seck2, V.V. Vinekar1,
W.M. Tellis1
1Fairfied
University, USA
2University
of Bambey, Senegal, West Africa
*Corresponding Author E-mail:
pgallo92000@yahoo.fr; Tel: (221) 33 823 6896;
(221) 77 553 5796
Accepted 01 September, 2012
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While international relationships and study abroad
opportunities are very common in the arts and
humanities, such opportunities are also becoming
more common in allied health. University of Bambey
(Senegal) in collaboration with Fairfield University
(USA) initiate global activities for many reasons,
for example personal interest, encouragement of
school administrators, community/public health
course expansion, or implementation of global
service learning in order to improve the attainment
of health millennium development goals in Senegal.
Opportunities for Bambey University faculties may be
educative, research, or for technical experiences.
For students, they are participating in a E-learning
program such as Malaria, HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis.
Social, cultural and political systems dictate
differences in beliefs, values, assumptions, and
norms between and among residents in all countries.
Lack of understanding of these differences may
result in misunderstanding and embarrassing and
troublesome situations. The HED program gives
opportunities for faculty who desire global
experience. The Program is the flagship
international educational exchange program sponsored
by the US government and designed to increase mutual
understanding between the people of the United
States and the people of other countries. The
university of Fairfield faculty may serve as
consultants and site visitors for Bambey university
teachers. Some consultants work with host
partnerships communities on continuing education
settings others may work with faculty on curriculum
development in health education programs
andInformation and Computer Technology (ICT).
Keywords:
Universities, Bambey, Senegal, Fairfield, USA.
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